Antique Identifier: Loot AI

Loot AI is an antique identifier and item value estimator. Identify antiques from a photo, explore what vintage items may be worth, and organize every find in your collection.

Whether you are browsing a flea market, sorting through an estate sale, researching a family heirloom, or cataloging collectibles, Loot turns a photo into useful information. Scan vintage objects, jewelry, coins, furniture, porcelain, ceramics, glassware, art, decorative pieces, and more. Get a visual assessment to understand what may be in front of you and what to research next.

Identify antiques from a photo

Take a new photo or upload an existing picture. Loot AI examines visible details such as shape, materials, construction, decorative style, wear, labels, signatures, stamps, and maker's marks. Your result may include:

- A likely item identification and category
- An estimated era or production period
- Possible origin, materials, and maker
- Condition notes based on visible details
- A confidence level for the analysis
- Supporting clues and uncertainties
- An estimated auction value range
- Requests for more photos when needed

Explore antique value

Wondering what an old item might be worth? Loot provides an AI-generated estimate based on the object visible in your photos and the available context. Review a low-to-high auction value range, valuation basis, condition observations, and factors that may affect the estimate.

Choose a supported currency for easier reference while traveling, shopping, or managing items from different places. Antique prices vary by authenticity, provenance, rarity, condition, location, and buyer demand, so Loot shows a range instead of promising a fixed selling price.

Use Loot as an early research tool before speaking with an antique appraiser. The result can help you notice important clues, understand relevant terms, and prepare better questions. It is a visual starting point, not a fixed antique price guide or professional valuation.

Recognize vintage items and collectibles

Use the photo identifier for antique jewelry, coins, medals, porcelain, pottery, furniture, clocks, lamps, glassware, bottles, silverware, paintings, prints, toys, signs, tools, curios, artifacts, relics, and family heirlooms. Results depend on visible details, and some objects cannot be identified from appearance alone.

Build your digital collection

Save identified items and turn discoveries into an organized antique and vintage collection. Create folders for categories, rooms, family groups, restoration projects, resale research, or any system that fits the way you collect.

- Add items from completed scans
- Create, rename, and manage folders
- Store multiple photos for reference
- Add item details and personal notes
- Search saved items and recent scans
- Review estimated collection values
- Keep discoveries connected to your account

Get better results with better photos

Photograph the full object in good light against a clear background. Add close-ups of labels, hallmarks, signatures, maker's marks, joints, hardware, patterns, damage, repairs, and unusual details. If the first image lacks enough evidence, Loot can explain what is missing and request more photos.

Important information

Loot uses AI and visual information to generate educational estimates. Results may be incomplete or incorrect when photos are unclear, identifying marks are hidden, or an object has been altered, restored, reproduced, or misrepresented.

Loot does not provide professional authentication, certification, insurance valuation, legal advice, or a formal antique appraisal. Do not rely on the app alone for purchasing, selling, insuring, restoring, or other financial decisions. For high-value items, consult a qualified specialist who can inspect the object in person.

Take a photo, identify your find, explore its possible value, and keep your collection organized with Loot AI.